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'''Peter (Paul Montgomery) Buttigieg ''' (pron. ''Peter Boota-judge''<ref>[https://www.ourcampaigns.com/CandidateDetail.html?CandidateID=242106 Buttigieg, Pete]</ref>) was born January 19, 1982, and is the mayor of South Bend, [[Indiana]] since 2012.<ref>[https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/19/us/pete-buttigieg-fast-facts/index.html] Pete Buttigieg Fast Facts</ref> and a 2020 Democrat Presidential candidate. The son of a  a first-generation immigrant from Malta, and Jesuit seminarian turned secular pro-Marxist professor and  a scholar of linguistics at Notre Dame, Pete Buttigieg  claims to be a Christian while being clearly being critically anti-Christian in much of his life, morals and ideology (see Ideology below). Among many other aspects of such, Buttigieg is an avowed homosexual who is married to a biological male, and who supports abortion on demand as well as many goals of the [[homosexual agenda]].  

'''Peter (Paul Montgomery) Buttigieg ''' (pron. ''Peter Boota-judge''<ref>[https://www.ourcampaigns.com/CandidateDetail.html?CandidateID=242106 Buttigieg, Pete]</ref>) was born January 19, 1982, and is the mayor of South Bend, [[Indiana]] since 2012.<ref>[https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/19/us/pete-buttigieg-fast-facts/index.html] Pete Buttigieg Fast Facts</ref> and a 2020 Democrat Presidential candidate. The son of a  a first-generation immigrant from Malta, and Jesuit seminarian turned secular pro-Marxist professor and  a scholar of linguistics at Notre Dame, Pete Buttigieg  claims to be a Christian while being clearly being critically anti-Christian in much of his life, morals and ideology (see Ideology below). Among many other aspects of such, Buttigieg is an avowed homosexual who is married to a biological male, and who supports abortion on demand as well as many goals of the [[homosexual agenda]].  

As the son of a scholar of linguistics, Pete Buttigieg shows that he understands the power of deceptive sophistical propaganda, and  frequently uses  of the word "security"  as a major theme, being mentioned 27 times, from Climate security to economic security to security from intimidation, as well as   "harm," such as  in describing The [[Religious Freedom Restoration Act]], saying it "appeared to me to be a license to harm others in the name of religion."  However, Buttigieg supports  punishing those (as a proponent of The Federal Equality Act) who oppose homosexual relations. He also attacks evangelicals as hypocrites for supporting the Republican party  (which he asserts) is contrary to Christian faith, while evidently expecting them to support him.   

As the son of a scholar of linguistics, Pete Buttigieg shows that he understands the power of deceptive sophistical propaganda, and  frequently uses  of the word "security"  as a major theme, being mentioned 27 times inhis position page, from "climate security" to economic security to security from intimidation, as well as often invoking  "harm," such as  in describing The [[Religious Freedom Restoration Act]], saying it "appeared to me to be a license to harm others in the name of religion."  However, Buttigieg supports  punishing those (as a proponent of The Federal Equality Act) who oppose homosexual relations. He also attacks evangelicals as hypocrites for supporting the Republican party  (which he asserts) is contrary to Christian faith, while evidently expecting them to support him.   

Despite promoting himself as a Christian, a term which originates in the Bible and describes their beliefs, Buttigieg openly rejects moral teachings of the Bible that he does not like, dismissing such as cultural and not commanded by God at will, stating "there’s simply no way that a literal understanding of Scripture can fit into the Bible that I find in my hands." Buttigieg  also misappropriates the Bible  by making  Christ's words on helping the poor (which often relates to being poor/humble in  spirit) as being His main message and as justifying liberal (impoverishing)  socialism.<ref> Morris, Alex  (November 20, 2019). [https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/mayor-pete-buttigieg-faith-christianity-primary-election-913808]The Generous Gospel of Mayor Pete </ref>   

Despite promoting himself as a Christian, a term which originates in the Bible and describes their beliefs, Buttigieg openly rejects moral teachings of the Bible that he does not like, dismissing such as cultural and not commanded by God at will, stating "there’s simply no way that a literal understanding of Scripture can fit into the Bible that I find in my hands." Buttigieg  also misappropriates the Bible  by making  Christ's words on helping the poor (which often relates to being poor/humble in  spirit) as being His main message and as justifying liberal (impoverishing)  socialism.<ref> Morris, Alex  (November 20, 2019). [https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/mayor-pete-buttigieg-faith-christianity-primary-election-913808]The Generous Gospel of Mayor Pete </ref>